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Caroline Buckee: Can Mobile-phone Data Help Control the Spread of the Coronavirus?
Anonymized location data can help guide strategies for protecting public health in a pandemic.
Alumni Sing Out
The Jameson Singers help rekindle a love of music.
by Nell Porter Brown
Air Afghanistan
Radio news and the "journalism of hope" thrive in a dangerous place.
by Craig Lambert
Volleys in F# Major
A new CD of "op-ed pieces with key signatures"
Atul Gawande on Healthcare Now
In a podcast, the surgeon and scholar comments on healthcare reform and potential repeal.
A Lens on History
Photographer Susan Meiselas’s quest to understand via images. With audio from the interview.
A Garden of Prose
Francine Prose writes fiction and nonfiction in many forms. With an audio clip of the author discussing her writing process.
Healing the Whole Patient
From traditional healing to modern medicine, a multifaceted approach to HIV care in South Africa. With audio
Curating Murders
Alfred Alcorn ’64 sets his Harvard-flavored murder mysteries in one of his favorite places: a museum. With audio from an interview with Alcorn.
by Craig Lambert
Fifteen Percent of Immortality
Andrew Wylie '70 runs a powerful literary agency that mixes hardball business and highbrow tastes. With audio from an interview with Wylie.
by Craig Lambert
Dropping Out: In Their Own Words
Hear three Sixties types explain why they dropped out of Harvard.